So you wanna be a Walmart VIP? BYOD style, that is?
Let's face it, lugging around a separate work phone is about as fun as trying to fold a fitted sheet. That's why Walmart's got your back (and your pockets) with their Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) program. Basically, you use your own phone to access work stuff, like a scheduling ninja or a paycheck peepin' pro.
But hold on there, partner! Before you go downloading apps willy-nilly, there are a few things you gotta know.
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BYOD 101: Not for the Faint of Heart (But mostly pretty easy)
First things first, BYOD isn't for everyone. If the idea of using your phone for work makes you break out in hives, then maybe stick to the traditional route. But for the tech-savvy, phone-lovin' individual, BYOD can be a real lifesaver (and a battery drainer, but that's a story for another day).
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Downloading the App: It's not Rocket Surgery (but it might involve a rocket ship if you work in space)
Alright, so you're brave enough for BYOD. Now comes the fun part: downloading the app!
Here's the catch: there isn't actually a single "Walmart BYOD app". Instead, you'll be using a Mobile Device Management (MDM) app that acts like a digital gatekeeper to all your work-related goodies.
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For Android users: The app you'll need is most likely called Android Enterprise.
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For iPhone users: It might be 5 & Dime or something else entirely. Don't worry, your friendly neighborhood Walmart IT person will be able to tell you exactly which app to download.
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Once you have the app, it's pretty straightforward. Just follow the on-screen instructions and don't forget your login information (unless you really want to spend your day explaining to Karen from HR why you can't access your schedule).
And then... You're In! (Hopefully without any technical hiccups)
Congratulations, you've officially joined the BYOD club! Now you can check your schedule, view your paystubs, and impress your friends with your ability to work from anywhere (as long as you have Wi-Fi, that is).
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Just remember, with great power comes great responsibility. Use your BYOD privileges wisely, and don't be caught Pokemon Go-ing on the clock!
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